A psychopath? No, Ribera was an unflinching realist
Jusepe de Ribera is far more than a Caravaggio tribute act, says Will Gore
World Cup 2018: Five Catholic players to watch
Lionel Messi and Javier Hernandez will be among the Catholic footballers representing their countries in Russia this month
This ‘Civilisation’ update misses the point
‘Civilisations’ sacrifices the unity of voice, argument and chronology that made its predecessor so good
Vice on both sides of the thin blue line
An uncompromising new novel about corruption speaks loudly to a tense and divided America
Film review: Scorsese’s Silence is magnificent and moving
This is a tale of anti-Christian persecution that speaks loudly and dreadfully to modern times
The best films of 2016
Son of Saul, The Club and Anomalisa all helped make 2016 a fantastic year in cinema
A Renaissance painter for the age of ISIS
Caravaggio is the perfect artist for our modern, divided era
The thrill of the Sopranos comes to the Vatican
Paolo Sorrentino hasn’t compromised his cinematic vision in his move to the small screen
Film: Epic failure as wheels fall off chariots classic
The new Ben-Hur is a flop. Having sat through it, it’s not hard to see why
Film review: Ukrainian father figure poses a moral dilemma
Almost Holy is a compelling documentary that explores the controversial work of Pastor Gennadiy Mokhnenko, but the return of David Brent is a dispiriting affair
